Angular のローディングスピナーとオーバーレイ | ng-hub-ui-loading

Version 22.2.1 - 9/16/26, 12:00 AM

changed: Repository, issue and README links follow the move to the hub-env organization. Issues for every Hub UI package are now gathered in hub-env/hub-ui, and the repository and bugs fields of the manifest point at the new addresses. No code, types or styles change.

Version 22.2.0 - 9/8/26, 12:00 AM

changed: <hub-loading> and <hub-loading-bar> keep their stylesheets to themselves. Both shipped with ViewEncapsulation.None, and neither reason recorded for it held any more. Retheming from a global stylesheet is answered by the tokens, not by the encapsulation mode: they are declared on the host at zero specificity, a custom property inherits down to every element inside, and a rule written against .hub-loading still reaches the host because the class is on the host element. And the overlay HubLoadingService mounts on document.body is a real component instance created through createComponent(), so it carries its own stylesheet with it. See BREAKING_CHANGES.md.

changed: The bar's RTL rule is written as :host-context([dir='rtl']). It was a hand-written pair of selectors, one for the attribute on an ancestor and one for the attribute on the bar itself, because dir is inherited and both spellings are legitimate. :host-context() is exactly that pair, and under emulated encapsulation Angular now compiles it, which it never did while the component was unencapsulated. Same behaviour, one selector.

added: ng-hub-ui-ds is declared as an optional peer dependency (>=22.0.0). Both stylesheets have always resolved their defaults through the --hub-sys-* / --hub-ref-* ladder and the manifest said nothing about it, so a consumer reading the package on npm could not tell that installing the token package is what hands the indicator and the bar the family palette and its dark mode. It stays optional: every token carries a literal fallback and the library renders without it.

Version 22.1.1 - 9/6/26, 12:00 AM

added: Both READMEs now document the BEM classes of the loading bar and add a Right-to-left section explaining that the indeterminate sweep reverses under dir="rtl" so it travels with the text. Both have worked since 22.1.0 with nothing in the documentation to find them by, which is the same as not having them.

changed: rxjs is now declared as a peer dependency, because hubLoadingBarInterceptor imports finalize from it on the published path and a strict installer such as pnpm with hoisting turned off had no reason to resolve it. Nothing changes under npm or yarn, where rxjs arrives hoisted as a peer of @angular/core.

fixed: The Angular badge and the opening line of both READMEs say 21+, the range package.json has always declared. Claiming 22+ turned away an application on Angular 21 that the library supports.

fixed: HubLoadingService.isLoading is described as what it computes, the reference counter rather than the mounted overlay. The README contradicted itself, since its own SSR section already explained that on the server the counter runs while the mount is skipped.

fixed: FUNCTIONALITIES.md marks the ariaLabel of hub-loading as covered, which the Inline playground control has made true since the page shipped, and adds the RTL row of the bar so the file stops omitting behaviour the stylesheet has.

fixed: Calling HubLoadingService.hide(), HubLoadingBarService.complete() or HubLoadingBarService.inc() from inside an effect() no longer subscribes that effect to the internal state of the service. Each of those paths read a tracked signal to decide what to do next, the counter, whether the bar is on screen, the current fill, so the effect woke up on state it does not own: a show() from anywhere else re-ran it and retired a reference it never registered, and inc() re-entered itself on every step. The untracked read that already guarded the bar counter now covers the three places that were left out.

Version 22.1.0 - 9/5/26, 12:00 AM

added: hub-loading-bar: the thin page-progress strip that sits under the navbar, in three placements — inline in the flow, overlay against a positioned ancestor, or fixed to the viewport at --hub-loading-bar-offset.

added: HubLoadingBarService, with reference-counted start() / complete(), an anti-flicker grace period so fast work never paints a bar at all — set delay to 0 to opt out and reveal synchronously — and a trickle that decelerates as it fills and stops short of the end, since only complete() may show 100%.

added: provideHubLoadingBarRouter(), which runs the bar for the length of a navigation, including one a guard rejects, and hubLoadingBarInterceptor with withoutHubLoadingBar() to keep polls and heartbeats out of the count.

added: Determinate mode through the progress input, which publishes aria-valuenow, and an indeterminate sweep. Both withhold the value while the number is invented, which is how ARIA marks a progressbar of unknown position.

added: provideHubLoadingBar(), the HUB_LOADING_BAR_CONFIG token, the exported hubLoadingBarTrickle() curve, thirteen --hub-loading-bar-* tokens and the hub-loading-bar-theme() Sass mixin.

Version 22.0.0 - 8/24/26, 12:00 AM

added: Initial release of hub-loading: one component covering the inline block, the container overlay and the fullscreen layer, with role="status", aria-live="polite" and aria-busy set on the host.

added: Five pure-CSS indicators — spinner, dots, bars, pulse and ring — in three size steps, with no image or font dependency.

added: Accent resolution through resolveHubAccent() from ng-hub-ui-utils: a bare name becomes a --hub-sys-color-* token and follows the theme, while a hex, an oklch() or a var(...) is used verbatim.

added: Optional image input with none, spin and pulse animations, replacing the built-in indicator with a brand mark.

added: HubLoadingService for the fullscreen overlay, with a reference counter so concurrent callers cannot unblock the screen out from under each other, plus update() to re-dress the live overlay and hideAll() to force the count to zero. SSR-safe: a no-op without a DOM.

added: provideHubLoading() and the HUB_LOADING_CONFIG token, supplying application-wide defaults to both the component and the service.

added: Theming through the --hub-loading-* token ladder and the hub-loading-theme() Sass mixin, shipped at ng-hub-ui-loading/styles.